Dimitrios Linos (Editor) Jon A. van Heerden (Editor) 2005 Diagnostic Aspects and Surgical Therapy This book is a tribute to my teacher in surgery Jon van Heerden. “Jon,” for his many friends, yet always “Dr. van Heerden” for me (who never managed to overcome the anxiety I felt, as a chief resident, when interrupting a golf game to discuss […]
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Anne J. Moore and David W. Newell (Eds) 2005 Principles and Practice This book provides coverage of a broad range of topics in the field of neurosurgery, for residents and registrars in training and for recent graduates of training programs. As neurosurgical training incorporates expertise from centers worldwide, there is a need to have input from specialists in […]
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A. Shai H. I.Maibach 2005 Diagnosis and Therapy – The Practical Approach In recent years, the amount of knowledge surrounding the processes of wound healing has significantly increased, resulting in a vast array of therapeutic options. The assortment of preparations currently available may become somewhat perplexing to physicians and medical personnel.
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Jean-François Dufour (Ed.) Pierre-Alain Clavien (Ed.) 2005 Over the past two decades very few areas in medicine have seen as many changes as the field of liver diseases. While these new developments have led to dramatic improvements in many therapeutic strategies, clinicians have also been overwhelmed by the complexity of novel cellular and extracellular pathways.
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A.Gullo • P.D. Lumb (Eds.) 2005 Reflections, Recommendations and Perspectives
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Werner L.Mang 2005 All plastic surgeons have been waiting for this book. Those who have read Prof.Mang’s first volume will be surprised to see how the clarity of the text, the detailed drawings, and the wisdom in the technical advice now proposed by the author are even more impressive than in the first volume.
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David J. Goldberg (Ed.) 2005 The continual array of laser technology throughout the world has been nothing short of miraculous. Over the last fifteen years, this field has continued to grow and expand with the appearance of new technology.
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George Geroulakos, Hero van Urk and Robert W. Hobson II (Eds) 2006 Cases, Questions and Commentaries The authors’ principal objective in the first edition of Vascular Surgery was the presentation of the principles of vascular and endovascular surgery through interactive real life clinical scenarios. The success of the first edition has been gratifying.
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Alun H. Davies and Colleen M. Brophy (Eds) 2006 This book provides coverage of a broad range of topics in the field of vascular surgery to residents, registrars in training, and to recent graduates of training programs. The book is meant to be a practical rendition of the basic knowledge and clinical management required for optimal care of […]
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Philippe E. Zimmern, Peggy A. Norton, François Haab and Christopher C.R. Chapple (Eds) 2006 Up to 20 million women in the US have incontinence and up to a third with pelvic organ prolapse will undergo repeat corrective surgery. Aware of these impressive epidemiologic data, many specialty organizations have started in the last 5 years or so to offer […]
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